So it has started..

Category: HAHA History 03, 07, 15 & 16 – First HAHArtifacts Meetup 2023 #1–4 This series captures the very first meetup between Steven Reiss and me - in Vienna, 2023. A waitress at Café Siebenstern took the photo, using an old analog SLR camera: a Fujica AX-1. That camera

SOLD OUT!!! that went fast - huge thanks to everyone participating and supporting and collecting a piece of ordinals history ❤️‍🔥🙏❤️‍🔥🙏 Shoutout to Signals and Gamma.io for the great new launch experience which I personally loved and see much potential for the future!!

What do you guys think? 👀👇

Category: Bitcoin & Satoshi History 110 – Bitcoin and Saylor II Michael Michael Saylor - Bitcoin’s Leviathan. Through Strategy he helped Bitcoin gain legitimacy in traditional finance circles. This work is a tribute to his influence, his media presence, and his belief in Bitcoin

GM HAHA to absolutely everybody!!

Category: Ordinals & Inscription History 46–52 & 54–58 & 60, 61 – Ordinal PFPs This group of works explores the explosion of PFP projects on Ordinals. Some pieces depict specific events, others abstract interpretations. Many are chaotic - deliberately so. 🧵1/4

Category: Ordinals & Inscription History 40–44 – Casey Rodarmor This series is dedicated to Casey Casey the creator of the Ordinals protocol. 🧵1/4

Category: HAHA History 09 – HAHAcards in the making A POV image from my studio floor: two HAHAcards in focus. One reads “Warum Angst” (Why fear), the other “Lach nicht” (Don’t laugh). I placed those phrases intentionally. The piece captures the act of making, yet feels like a

Category: HAHA History 12 & 17 - 19 – HAHA Studio in Huanchaco I - IV A glimpse of my studio in Huanchaco, Peru - specifically the floor where I created many works between 2019 and 2024. When I moved to Europe, I tore up that paint-splattered floor and took it with me. Parts of

Category: Ordinals & Inscriptions 157 – Ordinals: The Beginnings III One of three works collecting early Ordinals materials: Casey’s drafts, Reddit threads, first tweets, and test inscriptions. These are the digital fossils of a new movement - raw, speculative, beautiful. They

Yesterday night another dream became a reality! 🥹 I had the opening of my first pop-up/gallery exhibition in the gallery district in Vienna, Austria. Curated by my manager and friend Steven Reiss Huge shoutout to helmut grill for hosting me and to Daniela Vogt for

I AM BURST

One of the highlights of my current gallery exhibition in Vienna is the interactive AI mirror called “HAHA MIRROR” which is created together and powered by 204 no-content 🔥🤖 The HAHA Mirror is an interactive installation that captures and tracks people’s movements, transforming their

🎞️ OFFICIAL AFTERMOVIE 🎞️ HAHA TAKEOVER WIEN Burst´s Wiener Werkschau curated by Steven Reiss supported by Daniela Vogt & validvent.eth This is a short film about the opening of my first pop up gallery solo-exhibition at S7 (Seilerstätte 7) in Vienna, Austria. 📍S7,

Austrian media started to cover my current gallery exhibition 😮 Thanks FALSTAFF for the beautiful article and the promotion of my finissage which is going to take place on Oct. 7th, 6 PM CET 🙏

Ordinals Yearbook No. 1 Category: Bitcoin & Satoshi History 30 – Who Is Satoshi? Here I trace the possible “Satoshis” among the Cypherpunks. At the bottom of the image, I hint at the suspects. In the middle, Satoshi’s famous email - “Bitcoin p2p e-cash paper.” And at the top: a

Ordinals Yearbook No. 1 Category: Cypherpunks 169 – Crypto trading cards This piece features Finney’s 1993 email titled “Crypto Trading Cards.” It mentions buying and selling digital cash and crypto collectibles - decades before NFTs. When I discovered this, I knew it was gold.

Ordinals Yearbook No. 1 Category: Bitcoin & Satoshi History 175–177 & 180 – Satoshi Candidate: Adam Back A portrait series honoring Adam Back as another Satoshi contender. In Post 177, I used a screenshot from Adam’s website, printed it on treated paper, and HAHA-ized it. This

Ordinals Yearbook No. 1 Category: Bitcoin & Satoshi History 174 – Satoshi Candidate: Dorian Nakamoto Many don’t believe it, but Dorian is still in the conversation. His proximity to Hal Finney, his background in C++ and cryptography - there’s enough to keep the myth alive. This